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This document provides an overview of various art databases and resources available through Chambers Library at the University of Central Oklahoma. It describes several databases for searching articles and images, including Grove Art Online, Art Abstracts, ARTbibliographies Modern, and ARTstor. It also outlines how to search the library catalog and WorldCat to find books, documents, and other materials held at UCO Library or other libraries. Remote access instructions and tips for effective searches are included.
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